Hey, man, you convinced me. Granted, I wasn't that invested in the UselessAltThing before because I consider nullos to be a totally different (and way less frustrating/amusing) community than trannies. But I hadn't really questioned the idea of UAT being a real thing until I read your posts. Your first post got the noggin joggin', but your point about there being no Internet footprint until less than a year ago fully convinced me.
Like s cross between brisket and popped chewing gum.
Second-rate, more like poorly-put-together knockoff of the real thing.
This abomination has already been featured in the thread at least once before:
I mean… it’s definitely better than it was before. Not that that’s saying much.
Looks like a scar and a scrotum.
I mean, to be fair the way I've understood reddit stories, unless there's some undeniable proof you have to assume it's fake but you discuss it like it's real, basically the same as those nosleep stories. Either way the op is a weirdo with gross fetishes.
MTFs are notorious for their hentai and porn addictions, so... no, probably not. Men on the internet have a lot of weird ideas of how the vaginal canal works, including thinking that women get their rocks off to inserting tampons. Troons aren't the smartest bunch, and it wouldn't surprise me that a lot of these amhole-bearers think that dilation is going to be great because of that.
Do you think these coombrained morons think anything beyond the scope of porn? As in:
Women can thanks to the g-spot but there's no way to add that to a neovagina. The closest thing guys have is the prostate.
Ooof, poor guy. He should just let the hole close up and stick to buttsex.
Well, like a dildo, which clearly some women enjoy.
He's a "transbian" so the poor wife (a "cis" woman according to his posts both on Reddit and Google) is probably expected to give that suppurating pouch a daily lick.
I doubt these things would have air pockets because if kevin gibes has taught me anything there's barely any room to begin with, and it happens gradually.
I love how they're comparing it to an ear-piercing. While, yes, the reason for it healing is the same (lack of something keeping it open), these are two different extremes.
